The André × ELHO collection blends street art and alpine performance-wear into a vibrant freestyle universe. THE Stylemate introduces artist André Saraiva and explores this unique collaboration between art and technical outerwear.
A poetic glimpse into the work of American artist Woody De Othello, who transforms everyday objects into soulful works of art. A video presentation by NOWNESS in collaboration with Art Basel.
An exhibition about body, presence, and awareness: Marina Abramović at the Albertina Modern invites visitors to explore the boundaries of human experience — between ritual, energy, and transformation.
Andy Warhol – Serial Portraits at Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo: An exhibition on portraiture, identity, and transformation, Oct 2, 2025 – Feb 15, 2026.
Caruso, featured on NOWNESS, follows a young motocross rider in Sicily and explores the tension between youth, tradition and cultural identity. A cinematic study of adolescence shaped by heritage.
A surreal short film blending eroticism, folklore and identity: Last Call by Winnie Cheung for NOWNESS Shorts explores transformation, cultural displacement, and the power of the feminine gaze.
In his Upstate New York studio, artist Jeffrey Gibson merges Indigenous craft and queer identity into vibrant, political works that redefine beauty and belonging.
Toma Unrestored captures Toma House in Nara, Japan: an art space between past and present, light, shadow, and emotional architecture.
The Albertina Vienna presents Leiko Ikemura: Motherscape (Nov 14, 2025 – Apr 6, 2026), a poetic exploration of transformation, nature, and creation. A visionary exhibition uniting East and West through art and mindfulness.
Louis Vuitton and Takashi Murakami unveil the seventh Artycapucines collection at Art Basel Paris 2025 – a spectacular installation featuring an eight-metre-tall octopus sculpture and eleven unique bag artworks.
In Bio Morphe at the Moody Center for the Arts in Houston, artist Sui Park transforms zip ties into organic sculptures that blur the lines between technology and nature. Her installations explore the poetic potential of synthetic materials.
Simon Quendler is one of the most intriguing voices in Austrian contemporary art. With his “reactive paintings,” he expands the boundaries of painting, turning materials and processes into protagonists – a silent, poetic revolt against the expected.
